Odoo Development Company in Turkey

Turkey's own card scheme, run by BKM, with contactless cards, QR and its GO Secure Pay flow for online purchases. Turkish shoppers carry Troy cards issued by state banks and expect them to work at checkout. Odoo does not talk to Troy directly, you accept it through a Turkish acquirer such as iyzico or PayTR.

The gateway most Turkish online stores start with, owned by PayU since 2019 and itself the buyer of Paynet in February 2025. Odoo 19 ships an iyzico payment provider and describes it as covering Turkey, so this is the shortest path to live card payments in Turkish lira.

A Turkish payment and electronic money institution licensed under Law 6493 and regulated by the Central Bank of Turkey, with over 200,000 merchants, card acceptance, bank transfer collection, payment links, operator billing and wallet infrastructure. There is a free PayTR iFrame payment provider module for Odoo 19 as well as paid ones.

A Turkish payment orchestration platform operating since 2018 that routes one integration across many bank virtual POS accounts, handles instalments and adds Apple Pay and Google Pay. It suits merchants who need more than one acquirer. A paid Craftgate payment provider module exists for Odoo 19.

A Turkish online payment provider operating since 2018, aimed at smaller merchants, covering virtual POS, instalments, stored cards and recurring payments. A paid Sipay payment provider module exists for Odoo 19.

A licensed Turkish electronic money and payment institution formed by merging Moka, previously an Is Bankasi subsidiary, with OYAK's United Payment. It offers virtual POS, physical and soft POS, payment links, wallets and card programmes. No Odoo 19 module was found, so this is a build.

Splitting a card payment over several monthly instalments is normal in Turkey, and shoppers compare stores by how many instalments each offers on which bank programme. Turkish gateways carry the bank instalment tables for Bonus, World, Maximum, Axess, CardFinans, Paraf, Advantage, Bankkart and Saglam Kart. Odoo core has no instalment concept at checkout, so it comes from the gateway module you install, not from Odoo.

The Central Bank of Turkey's instant payment system, moving money between banks in seconds around the clock including weekends, with Kolay Adres letting a customer pay a phone number, national ID, tax ID or email instead of an IBAN. Odoo has no FAST connector, so reconciliation is manual or a build against your bank.

Bank transfer is a real share of Turkish online payments, especially for larger baskets and B2B, and it runs over the Central Bank's EFT system with FAST behind the instant leg. Odoo 19 ships a Wire Transfer provider that displays your account details and a reference and waits for you to confirm receipt, so it works with no integration.

Hepsiburada's payment arm, regulated in Turkey, offering one click checkout with stored cards, a shopping credit that acts as buy now pay later, and instalments across a partner network of more than 300 brands. Turkish shoppers already hold a Hepsipay balance. There is no Odoo connector, so it is a build or an acquirer route.

A Turkish prepaid card and electronic money institution licensed by the Central Bank of Turkey, letting people shop online without a bank account by loading the card at ATMs, PTT branches, shops or by transfer. It also does QR payments and virtual cards. No Odoo module exists.

Turkish cargo companies including Yurtici Kargo and Aras Kargo run collect on delivery services, so a merchant can offer pay at the door even though most Turkish e-commerce is paid by card. Odoo 19 ships Cash on Delivery as an in person payment option, so the setup is configuration plus reconciling what the carrier remits.

Visa and Mastercard sit alongside Troy on Turkish cards and carry the bulk of online card payments. Odoo does not connect to a scheme, it connects to the Turkish acquirer or virtual POS you contract with, so the gateway choice decides what you can accept and on what instalment terms.

Odoo 19 ships a Stripe connector, but Stripe's own list of supported business locations does not include Turkiye, so a Turkish registered company cannot open a Stripe account to use it. Treat any blog claiming a Turkish Stripe launch with caution and plan on iyzico or PayTR instead.

PayPal's own Turkish page states it stopped operating in Turkey in June 2016, and that customers there cannot send or receive money, access accounts or withdraw to a linked bank account. Odoo 19 ships a PayPal connector, but a Turkish merchant cannot use it for domestic collection.

Posta ve Telgraf Teskilati is Turkey's national postal operator, owned by the Turkey Wealth Fund, and its branch and post office network reaches rural addresses the private carriers price up. It also runs the PttAVM marketplace. Odoo does not ship a PTT connector, but paid PTT Kargo modules exist for Odoo 19.

Founded in 1982 and part of Arikanli Holding, with the largest private branch and agency network in Turkey, plus e-commerce tracking, easy returns and a collect on delivery service. It is the carrier most Turkish stores default to. Odoo does not ship it, but a paid Yurtici Kargo module exists for Odoo 19.

A national Turkish parcel carrier doing 24 to 48 hour domestic delivery, cash on delivery, reverse logistics and address or time changes after dispatch, with integration and routing tools for corporate senders. A paid Aras Kargo module exists for Odoo 19.

A leading Turkish parcel carrier delivering to around 600,000 addresses a day, fully acquired by DHL Group in October 2023 and now run inside DHL eCommerce. Useful when you want a domestic network with a global parent behind it. A paid MNG Kargo module exists for Odoo 19.

A Turkish domestic parcel carrier with its own branch network, routinely compared against Yurtici, Aras, MNG and PTT when a store negotiates e-commerce rates. A paid Surat Kargo module exists for Odoo 19.

Hepsiburada's delivery arm, operated by D Fast Dagitim Hizmetleri ve Lojistik, built for marketplace last mile rather than a branch network, using distribution centres and parcel lockers. Sellers who list on Hepsiburada usually need it. A paid HepsiJET module exists for Odoo 19.

Trendyol's own last mile network, the delivery leg for anyone selling on Turkey's largest marketplace, again built on distribution centres and lockers rather than branches. A paid Trendyol Express connector exists for Odoo 19, which matters if you run marketplace and own site stock in one Odoo.

Founded in 2018 under Ekol Logistics as a technology led alternative to the missed delivery problem, and now merged with Koc Holding's Sendeo under the Kolay Gelsin name. Both brands still appear in integration lists, so check which account you are given. One paid Odoo 19 module covers Sendeo and Kolay Gelsin together.

Founded in 2021 by the Koc group out of Aygaz's Aykargo initiative, and now merging with Kolay Gelsin under that brand. It is still named separately by Turkish e-commerce integrations, so a merchant may hold a Sendeo contract while the brand transitions. Covered by the same paid Odoo 19 module as Kolay Gelsin.

The usual choice for urgent outbound parcels and documents from Turkey, with DHL eCommerce covering cheaper small packets and MNG Kargo now inside the same group. Odoo 19 ships a DHL Express connector, so live rates and labels work with an account number and no extra module.

Used from Turkey mainly for United States and Asia lanes on export orders. Odoo 19 ships a FedEx connector, so a Turkish exporter selling cross border gets rating and label printing without buying a module.

Commonly used from Turkey for European lanes on export orders. Odoo 19 ships a UPS connector, so it is one of the three global carriers a Turkish merchant can enable without a paid module.

A shipping aggregator Turkish sellers use to compare carriers and get contracted rates in one place. Odoo does not ship a connector for it and none exists on the Odoo 19 apps store, so it is a custom build, and remember the carriers behind an aggregator are reached through the aggregator contract and its fees, not directly.